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Xiao Lin, Marquis of Yongding, is a rising star at court with a string of military achievements. Every noble-born young woman dreams of winning his favor.
Yet at the height of his power, he married Ye Shuang, the neglected legitimate daughter of a Duke's mansion.
For a time, Ye Shuang became the envy of every noble young woman.
Only Ye Shuang knew that Xiao Lin hated her to the core.
But, just as in the past, she had no choice.
She married him, and he treated her with utter coldness.
She didn't mind. After their wedding, she behaved impeccably, restrained her temperament, and devoted herself to being a good marchioness.
She thought Xiao Lin was simply cold by nature, not deliberately mistreating her.
It wasn't until he repeatedly and unconditionally took other women's sides in front of her that Ye Shuang understood how terribly mistaken she had been.
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At the year-end palace banquet, the emperor was attacked. Amid the chaos, she was taken hostage, and Xiao Lin aimed an arrow at her without the slightest hesitation.
The arrow brought down the rebel, but it also left a terrifying bloody gash across her neck. Her husband escorted another woman away without so much as looking back at her.
When Xiao Lin returned, the only thing left at the Marquis's residence was a letter of separation.
They met again at a spring flower-viewing banquet.
A refined and gentle young man, the son of a Vice Minister, steadied Ye Shuang as she stumbled. She smiled and bowed in thanks.
She had never smiled at Xiao Lin like that.
Xiao Lin struck the tree, knocking all its crabapple blossoms to the ground.
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Amid the storm of falling blossoms, Xiao Lin gripped her wrist tightly.
Is this forgiven? The female protagonist is really soft. No wonder she doesn't change the male protagonist. No matter how the male protagonist treats her, she will forgive her. Respect the Blessing Lock
The author loves this kind of thing... The male protagonist, the female protagonist is unlucky enough to meet the author and the male protagonist in her eighth life
I can't see what's so charming about the male protagonist [I covered my face and laughed and cried] It's like a brain and a device, so I know there's a misunderstanding without even opening my mouth to ask. The portrayal of the female supporting role is also very facial.
Stop chasing your wife No matter what his difficulties are, he has been indifferent and cold-violent for so long, and has made his wife suffer so many wrongs for others, and he does not explain it properly afterwards. Every time, he feels that the heroine is losing his temper, making a fuss out of a molehill, and has hurt the heroine many times.
If you have the guts to break up with me in the first place and don't marry her, what's the point of marrying someone who is being bullied?
Yysy, the heroine has been embarrassed many times in public, surrounded by unrelated passers-by, why doesn't he go check it out?
Can he also be the male protagonist? Stop chasing your wife, change it
I'm so angry that I'm going to tear off my wife's umbrella when I get caught in the rain? Besides, what he experienced was not caused by the female protagonist [anger]
If I don't say anything about my difficulties, people around me will explain it to me! What kind of scene is he acting? Why do he have the nerve to say it out loud? Does the male protagonist have lost his memory when he did those things and what he was thinking at the time? It is not an exaggeration to say that he deliberately took revenge on the female protagonist.
Author, please, can you let the male protagonist say a complete sentence?! That's not what I meant. . . . I was thinking. . . . I just. . . . . There are already more than 80 photos and it has always been like this!